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Experience with Proteca?
Hi, I'm hoping to buy a new full-sized checked bag and am looking between either a Rimowa polycarbonate suitcase or a suitcase from the Japanese brand Proteca (specifically their Equinox light style). I wanted to know if anyone had experience with this product/brand, particularly relative to either the Rimowa Salsa deluxe or the Rimowa Limbo. Thank you!
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Originally Posted by jamesscalise
(Post 27982456)
Hi, I'm hoping to buy a new full-sized checked bag and am looking between either a Rimowa polycarbonate suitcase or a suitcase from the Japanese brand Proteca (specifically their Equinox light style). I wanted to know if anyone had experience with this product/brand, particularly relative to either the Rimowa Salsa deluxe or the Rimowa Limbo. Thank you!
1. They are very highly rated for quality and low defect rate..... (top 5 of bags made to warranty claims each year the last 10 years). 2. Same makers as Zero Halliburton. I have 3 co-workers now that have specifically made layovers in Tokyo or Hong Kong so they can replace luggage with Protecta (The other 2 got theirs at the Travel Goods Show). (Two of them jumping ship from B&R to Protecta.) Out of the 5 co-workers that have the brand (which is very unique in the US) not a single person has had a single issue with any of the bags, and they are all traveling 60-80% of the time for work. 3 of them have bags from the 360 line (I just asked them for the purpose of this post), 1 has the Staria, but I have no feedback on the Equinox specifically. It would be nice if they had a US dealer network...... |
I have both and prefer Proteca
I have both rimowa and proteca and prefer proteca hands down. Lighter, easier to maneuver, more spacious. The rimowa looks great but it is much heavier and I find myself going to the proteca more often
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